A popular remedy to support fasting

Epsom salts (magnesium sulfate) is a magnesium salt of sulphuric acid. Glauber´s salt (sodium sulfate) was discovered by the German doctor, pharmacist and chemist Johann Rudolph Glauber in the 17th century. He made it out of table salt and sulphuric acid. Colloquially, it is known as sulphuric natron or Schuessler salt No. 10.

Epsom salts and Glauber´s salt have similar effects. Both bind water in the intestines which increases the liquid content and triggers bowel movement. The salts are said to be able to remove deposits in the intestines which are excreted with the stool.

• dissolving and flushing effects
• removes unhealthy deposits in the intestines
• supports a good pH-value in the intestines
• the capsules make the salts easy to swallow without the bitter taste

Note: A permanent use is not recommended, because it can cause a mineral deficiency, a potassium deficiency in particular. Please keep yourself hydrated sufficiently. Not suitable for persons with an impaired kidney function.